The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-23
EXILE FIRST, BEN ALI LAST.
Az OFF DAY At THE BAY, BUT An IN
TEREsTIN6 ONE AFTER ALI.

Of che Fise-Baa Luck fer Favorites.
Twas not an altogether brilliant racing
dsy at sheepshoad Bay yesterday. Tho
weather was muggy, tho racers we're not IN the
best OF form, tho starter was considerably OIL
whom he dipped the flag In at least three OF the
races, the attendance was mainly confined to
the three or four thousand regular raceRoers
and betters, and not q strong favorite won
either OF tho six races.
TT Ia a curious fact" remarked q gentleman
who Is well informed "a to the movements OF
the racing stables, that mono OF the trainers
and other handlers OF raco horses aro making
any money this year, and yet they all bet more
or lees. They say that the horsos themselves
are different this season, and when put into a
race ts,l to como nasr what theT have shown
in private. A sort Of disorder Ia prevalent that
gives tho horses canker sores In their mouths.
McMahon's stable h Just getting over 1t, and
others are suffering more or less"
Something Of this sort was seen In the race
for the Bay Ridge Handicap at milo and
half In which Ben Ali was the tavorite. Fred
Gebhards Eole cut out the work In this race
which was the event Of tho day. until well
along the backstretch, when Bon Ali was
called on to move forward. Mclaughlin says
that no felt tho horse almost 80 from under
him on the turn, and he came in last, with
blood streaming from his nostrils. When
Hamilton reached tho head Of the homestretch
on Exile he sent the horse bowling home In the
grandest OF races. winning by an open length
with ia pounds up. In tho very creditable time.
over muddy track, OF 2:36. Exile should have
started for the 1t now S bO
MA ,hs sS%s S hs added
Mr. Caldwell dropped the flag first to . field
fer .,d s asPh Hns s s h &
Petulance in second place, Refund third, and
Guarantee having the worst Of 4. The line
Davis sent Petulancs up to kingiish on tn the
ward near tho leaders at tho head Of the
etraight But Mnglish had plenty In reserve ,s
nRsad Of TorchIieht IN the inst time Of i:lS.
The black eolors OF Mr. WitheTs swept every
olds, in which Connemara, was a strong favor
the Sver as ,s g esy bf IL s
open A isnsth in front Of 9rdwsy Z rank out.
fs cos sfRaas saS IS
in first and third. Young Luke. at one time q
Of the great Luke brought up
Harry Russell sold first choice In a e syssep ,
stakes at three agarters Of mile Nth S Ga,ps
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will Be- .m sSs Gn sd e 81 o Es day. SIX horses
Was ths th Tacs starter cad~s
to he nervous, and dropped the flag apparently
ssal %ss sa T S@ the MI
started III front Of the stand, In full view Of
THEE I'd
The Hurdle Selling Stakes which closed til
days sport. was not much OF hunt. The
sr ysFs HPf bass a I'VE Is
Ct tho hurdle opposite the CLUB h fbs n ana
ns syns ossr eter
was lo9 away limpng. Judge Grifith. who was
tho race two lengths ahead Of his rival.
Eoi9wing s tS sImmary OF the events In the
THE ZEPHYR STAKES "
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belinda T;H. F ia Johnny Kelly also ran
Betti1gIIen 70 on GUARANTEES sEailst hingnsh 20
jshsny Kshy is Fetuiance, 20 tOi Au.uals paid
THE SECOND RACE.
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SrRa.y sIisr JR Ga.e aaSa9s n;tss xs1s
firkyills yinton, and Athena also ran.
2; Birthday, 10 i Jim Glare, TO RoTland i9to
sssn:s sss s.S & 70
THE RACE FOR THREE-YEAR-oLDs.
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penalties winners and allowances to non winners and
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ka,s e from 20 to 80 to against tho Others
THE BAY RIDGE HANDICAP.
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THE FIFTH RACE.
Ahspdeap sweepstakes Of Sa5 each with e75o added,
pfybich s5O seconds so to third out Of the stakes
Bohm taS 81. Adrian, 4 by uttls Runin-Lur-
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w. jennings br. Ten Strike g ITO (raylorl....
Tarbonche Enigma, and Thomasia also ran.
Time, :65A
Bettipg-Two 90 I on gayori against Adrian, 20 !;
maslA is to each. Mutuals paid sts.io.
THE HUBBLE SELLING STAKES
sweepstakes for norses four years old and UPWARD
SIS each tor horses entered BY June $50 entered
SI1 70 ths second SIS 70 the third opt Of me stakes
speoin Weighs; ling allowances Nile aud three fur
longs on turf Twenty six sntsisa -. s,...s.,
W. 4 Ss,ss. Sam Brown aged III ia Daiyj......
Bemsiesd Stables B. g. Schoolmaster, aged. i5i tP.
Burr 6ai Lord Francis Justin Mack Puritan Bruton,
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